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Hallur
Engineering Manager at Xperi
"Transitioning to an Engineering Manager from an IC"
"Transitioning to an Engineering Manager from an IC"
Thu May 22 - 4:30 AM EDT/New York (See in local time)
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05/22/2025 4:30 AM
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"Transitioning to an Engineering Manager from an IC"
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"Transitioning to an Engineering Manager from an IC"
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"Transitioning to an Engineering Manager from an IC"
"Transitioning to an Engineering Manager from an IC"
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Session: Transitioning to an Engineering Manager from an IC
Many individual contributors find themselves either waiting for an opportunity to transition into management or feeling uncertain about the best career path after 10 years of experience. Should they pursue an architecture role, product management, or program management? In my session, I will provide a brief overview of each path, guide on how to identify the one that aligns best with their strengths, and share insights on how to work towards their chosen direction.Key Takeaways
- Transitioning to Management from IC - Action plans
- Organic versus inorganic growth for an IC who wishes to become Engineering Manager
- Who should become Engineering Manager
- Expectations from Engineering
- Success of Engineering Manager
Bio
As a passionate engineering manager with 16 years of experience, I have a clear vision for introducing positive engineering change in my team. My dream is to create an environment where my team members can perform at their highest level of efficiency while also staying motivated and maintaining high morale. My technical background and love for technology gives me a unique perspective on how to make this happen.As an engineering manager, I have a unique perspective on the overall functioning of the system. This enables me to identify areas for improvement, evaluate the effectiveness of existing processes, and make data-driven decisions that benefit my team and organization. My expertise in engineering and technology enables me to stay up-to-date with the latest advancements, ensuring your team stays competitive in the market.
